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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
BETHEL.

John williamson OF Bethel cels ofstei BIZ
lois, birthday the 10th lust, a. ths hons
OF his daughter. Mrs. Elias NJ Carter.
Many friends called upon HIN IN extend
thei- congratulations, with WHOM he con
yersed freely about the olien time. III
retains his faculties 90 q remarkable de-
gree. "A. NJ. a J. II. Carter. his grand
children, live upon the old HOMESTEAD,
which 4. the most valuable farm 10 town.
They keep large stock Of cattle aud raise
large an antltIes OF sweet corn and potatoes
There IL a large quantity 81 white pine
timber on the farm. one hundred thousand
81 which they sold % Elias Thnmss OF
Portland Tor $50. delivered AZ MprrilTs
mill, which they have hsuled the past WIN
ter. There IL also large qusnilsy OF pop
lar and birch upon the farm.
The busiest place In Bethel Ia the new
chair factory OF J. II. Barrows. lie EN-
ploys any hands and turns on, 100 chairs
q day. besides saving large quantities OF
long lumber FOR customers. Ills machinery
I. I'll new. Of the most approved pattern.
aud II L. wonderful to see with what rapid.
liy and precision the work Ia done. NJ.
Bsrrows IL shipping ch,lrs % various
poluis In the united States and Csnsds. .
SD u. NJ. PhIbrook have just re.
celyed car OF cows aud calves from New
Hampshire.
J \ sw,n IL buying large quantities OF
potatoes for sc. q bushel.
Hay Il scarce a. Bethel. and The farmers
are baylng large amour, OF grain and
feed for their stock.
The Lumber teams are fast breaking
camp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
HIRAM.

M. Noble OF E.s, Hiram IA. finished
a school OF eleven weeks In BALDWIN, and
commenced another In the same town.
Rev. Me-. House OF wsterboro preiched
on Hiram Hin Sunday. 18Th.
II IL very sickly In Hiram. d.
The gale OF the iith len roads 10 bad
condition.
The venerable william @. Burbank re.
Gently remarked that he had led life OF
prayer serenity one years.
Mrs. LAWNS Cotton recently fell down
a flight OF stairs. injaring herself severely.
Joseph Y. wadsworth OF Bartlett, ". II. +,
made q fiyiug visit this week 70 his sister,
Mrs. william n Douglass.
Joseph ID. Lord Il recovering from
long Illness.
James Clemons has been 70 Warrington
In search OF employment.
George Allen OF Charlton. Mast, has re-
Gently been 10 town visiting friends.
Richard Lsndon OF Harrison 10 In town.
Vivian Fitch IL recovering from very
severe attack Of lung fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
BUCKFIELD.

The weather for the pas, week has been
full OF " byron squalls"
Mrs. Tobln. mother OF John Tobln. died
suddenly Saturdays cause, paralysis. She
was buried Monday.
The wife Of James ilussey. one u our
old residents. was found dead In her bed
wednesday mornings cause, heart disease.
She was buried Friday.
The entertainment given BY the NJ l..
Circle AZ Tobln's Iisii. Tuesday evening.
WAS success. They also gave five-cert
sociable At same place, Friday evening.
with same good success.
Wednesday evening about Is couples
from West Sumner enjoyed social dance
and supper Al the Bucknsli House.
Mrs. Addition has sold out her stock OF
millinery aud fancy goods 10 Mrs. Nellie
Record, who will move into the Loring
store.
George eastman will occupy the store
now occupied by Mrs. Addition, as a meat
market, aud, by the way, George has
adopted the city style OF taking orders AZ
your honso and delivering goods-no en-.
cuse now for late dinner.
Saturday morning Charles Record, sfler
bulliiug his fire, went out for short time
and on returning found the wood work and
clothing around the stove all In = blsie,-
burning bis chIli's entire wardrobe be re-
turned In time 10 save serious eonnsgra-
tlon.
Charles Forster. while on q trip 10 King.
Geld, eolllded hls team with the Sandy
River narrow gauge railroad The sleigh
lost one shoe.
Saturday evening q social gathering a.
Dr. G. \. Chlld's was enjoyed by his many
friends.
The many friends OF Ne. Herman Cash.
man. one OF Backnsli's most promising
young men, who II now In the employ ofs
large Chicsgo frm. will be pleased 20 learn
% his marriage % Miss Bertha Howell. an
accomplished young lady Of Traverse CITY.
Mich. The marriage was solsmnlfed a.
Qalncy. Mich. March 10Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
BYRON

We are having more snow All wlni.
There AZ hagr dfifts ~ snow 10 tie roads
arf STOUT thc ngililugs.
Many A1oui town are nearly slck with
colds
john u0ughton collects The taxes The
coming yrar Tor two ceuis on tre dollar
Mr. uuughtou has been lick with cold and
bronchial tron1i- TIE past week.
L A. Dam has been making some very
nice suos shoe blws lately.
r. Richmond wAs kiliing beef Tuesday.
Georr. 2 topper l. oat 81 the woods
also Charles KltflCtL
TIE town VOTED % Jay out private way
Tor l. = Rauilsit. up on The west sids o.
Sait River o. Coos road bear ne bfifge
q Hotsion Il away selling gun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
NiEXIOO

Mrs. Helen Hatch was pleasantly sur
priss.i BY Der friends from East Ramford
and M-xicO on her itisth birthday. The
singing BY The ladies aud remarks by Rev
Nc french were appropriate Zoe the oc'
casion. Mr.. Hatch received quite = nun.
bsr % prvssnts from her friends; also tok.
eus % expression frOm those Who could
not b. there. An appeared % snjoy The
visit much.
NsiAsa Milton Abbott. aged about IS
years. son of Nsihan Abbott. formerly OF
Etst Rnmfnrt. died Ia brooklyn. New lork.
Fsn'y 81 "A. OF cancer In stomach. lie bad
lived In Brooklyn nearly 50 years. den
tist lle has visited Rnmfori nearly every
year siuce ~ went nom Msine.
A sou ~ 4 W. Abbott ~ Etst Rumford
turnsd the nails from two dagers Saturday
While sour "a viii isAAc Wing
German y PhilhTiok leaves today for
EIvrfsIfr c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
HARTFORD.

Mr. Vlrglnl. irish has gone 10 Boston
o. visit hsr frients.
To Lyc,um AZ Tie iine school house
closed ou thc evening % The sta. Their
wss . crowded house. oar teacher. Mr
Robinson. has thc ihAuks % al the mem
brr- OF TIE district flf What be has done =
mtke t1e mesuug- Interesting
Jluah Flrhsas l. not expected IN I've
llrnry R.cksr losi valuable horse lev
iav- 40.
There seems % hc glite call flr pors
la Backhs,i village, r0aai boz i worth :
cents
To Irish Brrs have commenced saving
stiugi.i theif ncs mAchlac works - per-
flcfIor.
wiusor T.ukhtm Il cutie sick.
Snosshoss are in grrA, demand Ia ihis
usighnorhooi
Rohsri BATES died The it'h. aFei IS
Mns.s NvrflIl son ~ Moss- Nsrfil, OF
Blrtf 30. diri ttc lffh, agei "a
Mr. Jane. uls-sy wAs founi dead In
hrr "a the icth she Sss al oil LAZY
.ni hti been cotf ici % her bed Tor some
time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
WILSON'S MILLS.

weather wary and pleasant
Tote teams Arc very busy, getting sup
piles lai0 The woods beiorc The roads get
son.
n Hoyi. n. c. Llnnen aud Y. T. Pen.
nock Arc done logging
SIR. and Mrs VI. ID Sinrtevant have re
turDei home from Portland, where thsi
have bccn - parchAse furniture Tor theif
neS house.
sydney Bennett soli deer's bead. with
very handsome sei % anilers. % D. L.
Wilson % Berlin
TIE death - L 7. Brown will be much
regretted In This vicinity. lie had done
business herr Tor nineteen years, Away,
on th- SQUARE Was universally respected
fir his honesty aud upfishtnsss, and II
Nil be- bard % God one % an bis place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
EAST RRoWNRIELp.

L. II. Giles iefi on the Is b. for the West.
Rumor has 10 that he has gone 10 inves,
In Western land. lie expects 10 be away
q month
G. J. Cressey. who has been spending
the winter here and In Georels, left on the
i5th for his home In Cal. His daughter.
Who has been here nearly two years, will
Join him In Boston next week and go home
with him.
Herbert and Cora Giles. Charles and
whitman Stickaey have commenced the
spring term at fryeburg Academy. bat the
new Law regulating railroad rates may
make some change In their plans.
A. Y. Richardson, OF fryeburg. was In
town on the 18th, calling on his old pupils.
NJ. O G. held an interesting meeting on
the i6Ih; suhjsct--Atmosphere. Subject
for the next meeting-Insects.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
NORTH PARIS.

Seth Deusou's little son IL now though,
10 be- little better. and Il Il hoped be Will
recover.
Mrs. Y. l.. Barrett Is quite unwell, and
un6er the Dr.'s care.
Mr.. Lathsr Tubs. who has been quite
unwell, l. row able 20 be out
NJ. J. n Richardson Il on the sick llst
Mrs. W. W. DunhAm will go 20 Boston
with her sister. M.s Bradford.
W W. Dunhsm bought two cows or III.
W. Dunbar. for which he paid $50.
Danhsm Bros. have bought very nice
Jersey COW. psyinR good price, bat have
since been offered slS.
II w. Duahsn has bought . nice grade
Hereford bull OF W. W. Dunhsm.
John Crawford has gone tn Boston with
fur.
A.. J. Abbott, who has been ab.en, two
weeks. Il home sgsiu. lie has been Al
work In the butter factory a. Turner Cen.
ire-iesrultg the art OF making butter by
the factory system.
A heavy snow and wind storm i now In
progress, and We hope II Is the last OF tie
season.
Last Friday snow storm with high
wlnd gave us another snow blockade that
took two days 10 clear the roads In some
places.
G Stevens has sold his gflsi mill % jos
eph LliilshAlc and brother.
Frank Berry will gather the cream on
The route that leads ~ Sumnsr after April
1T. andf l. wymsn will gather The cream
AZ South Woodstock.
III. expected that A. J. Abbott VIII go
20 work In the butter factory April j.
Icsllcd on W. w Duuham one day hi.
week. and found men 10 the sltilng.room
men In the dinlng.room. and men In the
harm. and the talk was largely Of stock
snd n Mr Dunham vss not quite shrrsd
man I shoali ttlnk bis nsphsws would
gobhle Up bis stock OF cows and steers
The fact 10 ihsrs IL quite crsfe here Tor
cows jasi now Mr. DuuhAm has fourteen
cows and hsifsr-. and wants IN buy more
would like good registered Jersey. n
any Oue has such COW Tor sale they might
g,i good price for her 10 exchange Tor
one OF Mr.. Danhsm's hing bees-warfanisd
not 20 stag.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
RnNRTRY POND

on March sia. while 5 n u. A. Reed
wsrv aftsr load ~ birch. one 90 thsli
oxst. belonging % u A Merrill, ran HI.
bead against tree hurting him 80 that
thew we're obliged % all him.
VERY harmonious. everyone went home
ssii.d 4. l. TIE latest verdict ab0ut our
tosn meeting The other towns In this
vicinity verc Harmonious too.
Nus Hartford" has gone, who IL Our
senior hrigsdlsr-sither active or retlrrd'
Ms FiorA A Mcluues ~ Roxbury l. -
tesca iu District ~ I. Byron.
J n Jcune i hauling birch 10 Growers
mill
Nearly every one l. short OF bay.
These warn days settle the snow fast I
A. sis rate roafs vii soon b. poor-yes, A.
poot a. ;hc swim River hrigadlsr fouud
AZ Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
GII,EAl).

A few days OF mild wesiher this week,
which IL welcomed bv all. Nonisy was
the warmss, day Ne have h,d since snow
csme-whlch fairly thawei out the fcriorn
crow.
The slslghlng IL excellent, with pros
pect OF six weeks 81 shedding In March.
Burnham 4 Wight have broke camp on
account OF the depth 81 snow; Trey over
ran their coutrac, q few thousand.
George LslRhton had an or Killed this
week by running agsins, q tree and break'
ing ~. neck. while drawing birch Tor J. w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
ONFORD

=. A. DelAnn received . Telegram To-
forming hin ~ The severe Illness OF his
mother.
NJ Lowering had pAralytie shock ias,
week
NJ Howard Farrington has been dan
gvruusly sick with pnFunoniA
Afthur woOi sou OF Ms Louise Wood
AT grandson 81 joseph Robinson. died 10
Lawrence. Nus. very suddenly ~ con.
vui.lons on Taur.isy. ioih. llsi one wcsA
Afi~f ne death % hls father.
TIE schools In District No. 10 and No.
ciassd last week.
Nj. Berthe Pallllps l. teaching Ia East
oxford
Al "Od Fo,ks Concert WAS given by
thc nembers 90 N VI T. Saudsy-schOol
on Tuesday evening". followed by 40 ies
cream and cAke festival
Ssth uo'hrook hAi AparAlyilc shock last
week AMI IL very feeble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
FAST SUMNER.

Mr.. Leroy Keen and biz wife ATE both
very low with consumption. with little
prospect Of recovery.
Mr.. u. W. Briggs l. quite feeble and ev'
Identity falling; he has bsen q SUFFER- from
rheumatic trouble for several years.
Pew railroads In Maine have done better
in making regular trips this winter than
the Ramford Pslls & Bncknsld. oar malls
have no, failed 20 come daily for the win
ter. The experience Of the pA't eight
years on this liue clearly demonstrates the
fact tha, a railroad can be successfully or
Grated without ran. No serious accident
hiss happened on this line under the pres
On, management. Superintendent Lincoln
believes In sober, steady men and employs
.nrh SLocUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
EAST HEBRON.

The Sare Haven Lodge OF Cool rsm-
plArs gave a dramatic entertslnmsnt ~
their ball on The evening of the i6ih mat !;
The drama "Driven % The wsii- Vas play
~, followed nv the lsughsole farce. "Ssm'.
Courtship" They are two very excellent
plays. AMI The actors did credit 20 them
selves.
The new skaters for the church are
completed ara viii soon Be huug.
Henry nouosy isnt galts a. we'll
We stiil coatiuue o. have slsighiug. n
vii be some time before The snow-drin.
Ars anilrNlI gone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
EAsr WATERFORD.

on Abbott has sold his col, 10 Loren
Brown for $50.
A, me recent town meeting Leroy vi
Ssndsrs0n AMI Horace VI. skinner wsf'
sstC from Temple I'LL school district
The former being annexed - East water
f1ri district. the latter 10 No :
Mr. T. y. Allen. ~ho has been In YER,
poor health for some yesrs, died March III
she leaves two sons. Funeral services ~
the house the 18Th were conducted by Rev.
NJ Skinner of Brooksville.
n n Ahhnft r.fnrnei % Me-. The l5ih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
DIXFTEI.D.

oar warn weather has made The travel
iog very hard.
Nr Buruhsm was IN town to-day Wed
nssday) LOOKING amer the corn factory
business. There have been about three
hundred acrss % corn subscribed. burn-
ham & Morrill, have shipped some stock for
The factory already. They are having sooa,
forty tons VI ice stored. 10 be used In the
factory this season
Mach sickness has prevailed the past
two weeks outside OF the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
WEST RETHEL.

March came bold. bleak and boisterous.
sni will probably leave Us lamo'like and
lovely
TIE DENocRar hai something 20 say 10
lat weeks i.sae about "the backbone OF
Water" yielding. bgi on Tuesday and Wed
n.,.iay there SEEMED 20 be = strong sPine
remaining ifthe bOne was broken.
have failed % see anything remarkaolr
In the weather f1r the past eight months
ana think u has been = fair sample OF WIN
tsrs In NJ dne. We have had no feshets'
nor very heavy storms.
Ofi Pillows from this place make ire
o1srt visit. 10 Nathan q. Mills OF Mtson'
Mo. A. has been reported In the DEMO
car. VS. Kicked by horse and badly
hurt on NJ INLAY. the IA Inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
LOWELL.

Cyrus Andrews IL sick with lung fever.
but Improving.
Horace ChsmberlIn. the tinsmith. is at
work at the village for few days and then
Il to move 20 Conway.
Mrs Oscar Charles has moved into .
part OF ID. NJ Andrews house.
We hear that Me-. Horace Eastman. Tor
merry OF this town. bat lately OF Sewneid'
IL dead.
Peter McAllister. Sen and his grand
daughter have gone 10 visit friends In
Lynn.
The school In Slab City. taught BY Henry
stssrns, closed last week.
Born-At North Lowell. TO Nc. and Mrs.
A. III. Hin, twin daughters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
DICKvAL.E.

Baslness Il quite good here Al present
J c. wymsn's mill Il running every day.
bat on account OF scarcity Of water II 10
run BY small crew.
oar weather prophet says the snow 10
going % ny The sun this spring.
Mr. Merritt Piper Of Illinois Il visiting
friends In this place, after an absence OF
50 years
Dr. r. s. Townsend Il visiting At his
sons In frsuklln.
Frank Nurse has 20, home nom The log
ging swsmps.
Born-Msrch rs. 70 the wife OF y II.
Low 10Y. q son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
WEST SUMNER

Sunday and Monday were an agreeable
surprise 10 ~ all. bat II was OF short dur
alton.
TIE staging school has changed i,s ioea.
tlon 10 The vestry.
We have concluded not % have rail-
road here-sluce hearing OF the last aeei'
dent
Oar Illustrated lecture. Saturday nieht,
was perfect failare, on account OF poor
travelling.
Iiirsm Howe has organized a grammar
class here.
Oar sermon Sunday night IL being com
mented on Considerably.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
NORWAY LAKE.

The recent thaws have male qulte good
cru.ts Or one or two mornings.
Mr.. D.rgin was In TIE place fe" DAYS
since
Mrs. samuel Partridge has been having
The eryslp.lss In her face quite badly.
In spite 90 bad travelling plenty OF WOOD
and timber l. being hauled oy daily.
Mrs \. A Stevens has = small oridN
rose about year oil which has N AL zen
buds and blossoms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
IncKEs NIIIIS-

oar town meeting was held the second
Monday In March this year on account OF
waiting Tor town reports 10 be printed.
Ev~ry,hlug passed 81 qals'lv.
aslo-tmen snd Assessors-k nsni' D. L.
Tsbbsts. 81. fenl~y.
Cisfk-A. 4 Libby.
Trea ufef-J. a. tnffin.
SUPERVISOR. q. LIBBY
II was VOTED % refund the town debt AZ
~ per cent The question OF . liquor
.genoy WAS brought or sgain sni The town
voted not 81 license.
The South Bethel Drsma,le Club play
me drains. "Oii In the Street., here this
vel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
MIDDLE INTHRvALE (BrtrI)

The Middle InisTvaie Sewing Circle met
Thursday afternoon. lith, a. DsA. Pres
colt llOlr.. good supper. alsi music
furnished by host sud hostess. Vocal mu.
&c by company Mfs- G. Ciswell presided
Al The organ. There was good attend
,noc and the occasion pleasant one. ON
GERS chosen for the ensuing year are A.
follows
Prr.tisnt. Mis- Minnie kmbAil: Vice rresl
dent, Mrs n. a. ii@sn, Treasurer. hts Joseph
lIoi .scrrtAry, Mr.. sertie Cpl~s FIRST Difcc
toe Me-. a. ta.usii. second Difector. hfs :
Heed, Third Director. Mrs.. EiirA Cumming
M.s. Lydia Bean, 20 years OF age "a-
present. The Circle voted IN buy an organ
FOR th- church "A society meeting wa-
held, and voted 10 have preaching The com
lng season.
Several from afjolnlng districts are At
tending school At The ilill-mindfil OF thr
truth that " Learning Is better than silver
or gold"
Crow. are seen-spflng IL q, hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
EfRK Insurance.

Insure In the be., and most reliable
companies like the ROYAL INTERVAL.
GUARDIAN. Lancashire. FIRE Insurance
ASSOCIATION. GKRNAs AMERICAN. ". Y.
FRANKLIN FiRE or PESssYLvAsiA. FIRE
ASSOCIATION or PHILADELPHIA, PESS.
syLvASrA RRE. ard lSs. Co. STATE on
PENNSYLVANIA. The above are oil large
f.,.ela. companies aud guarantee alb
sOlu,e security, against loss or damage
by FIRE. VIM. J. Wheeler sgt, Old +.
O. building. South Paris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

Town Collector nisck desires 90 CAT The
attention ~ tax payer % N vote % tae
t0En waIch rgairvs that NE Collector
mast settle AZ sccounts viii The Treas
ursr sithln ouc year of thc date Or CON
uItmeut Ia accoriAnce Win thls ne
Collector tesircs % give notice that costs
wiI he nate on AZ tax rcmainlug "a
ra.fs ntr April iI.h. is,-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

\ solitary blue Jay has beca trying %
ie.li- people inio the belief thii roo.a
al cone.
some % the boiie.t 90 oar cit.E.us, and
seterA euicrpfisiug representatives, uf
Ynlng AmcricA hAvs veutur,i - attack
tas mountsIrs 20 snos an Ice waich oary
thc sidewalks. All have male q good
Start up1n t1en
Toe co.'s have began their ususl pr.
an11isiloas a'oai tae streets Ia search oi
rl.tlrl.n-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE
WEST PARIS

saturday ansrnoou. i..h. VI -ssfs. A. u.
WInr AL L N Br-se of tlr kiug n,igh-
hofaoof. Srrc hAi.y irllfci by osing
t.1su up ty apr,msigfe f.sclargv az Pow
isr ihsy wrfe attempting to tr.l ogi from
s1.e iu q ledge that hsi not oevn Il.
p.oiei Roih meu are severely irIlrct
anolt their heats sut faces.
T1Ark- o. ~ n for his very ale Ar
tr.e 90 phsrnsh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
UPTON.

J. 5. Lane took hi. teams out Of the
woods wednesday.
Charles Chase has q youug Eclalr. Han
hleionlAn colt. vhlch-well. We will not
try ~ express 10 a. words would fall us.
y. " Corbeii Il making his seml-annuA
visit In tow.
Born-rhe sia inst. TO Mr.. aud Mrs. l..
:. Haywood, = son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

c,rus Doe h,i = surgical operation pr.
nrnrf upln ons ~ his syeiii- la bosi'n.
ia.i vel Five sigths 20 an inch ~ss cat
600 of the 90. al 70 vas thea srNei up
Ifr0ihlnr happsns % prcssnt tae success
~ tar rp-rAiian. The lit which va hefure
a Troop. vii b. straight uks The other
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
EAST PERU.

Miss Mshel Kiiisr closed Der school Ia
an. district on th~ IN. Ani ths scholars.
teacher as parents met ~ Mrs ChAsc-
ant hti Al oyster sapPer ihs evening AFTER
school closed
Mrs. Frark n Ser l. qalte sick
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

We have bad very pleAsAu, weather for
Toe past FEW days.
Mr.. Al.edor Knapp and wife passed
through town to-day on their way 20 By.
ron. % visit bis father and brothers aud
other relatives.
Miss Bond from Auburn Is 10 town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

Friends % Rev. Mr. French vii give
HIN . tonstion p~xt Wednesday. a. his
home. The 33i. This l. The last year that
he lnteuds 70 preach. ~ bis health Il fall
lng. Lst there be q good attendance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

Little willie Daniel. f,ll on % sharp
pointed psu.kuifc with which hs va o. ~.
lug II Frustrated ihrough the skin Ani
rlnning yearly me whole length ~ the
hlai- between tae skia ani lniug % TIE
bowels A ilckT cut
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